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So we’re not exactly new to the concept that cardboard trash = bunny toys. From toilet paper rolls to empty boxes, our rabbits love to play and chew with things that normally we would throw out. Well, today I happened to notice some boxes that my roommates across the hall never threw out (because they’re slobs-‘nother story) and recognized them for what they are-a (free) toy that includes my rabbit’s love of tunnels! I do not yet have a picture of Remmy inside (it’s nighttime so he’s more interested in the window right now) but here is a picture of a cat doing pretty much the same thing. Only difference is that I plan to cut a hole in the other end so Remmy can crawl through, like a chewb.
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